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Presidency: Tinubu’s Infrastructure Push Turning Nigeria Into a Massive Construction Site

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The Presidency says Nigeria is witnessing unprecedented infrastructure development under President Bola Tinubu, describing the country as a “massive construction yard” due to the scale of ongoing projects nationwide.

According to the Presidency, the administration’s investments in roads, bridges, rail lines and other critical infrastructure are aimed at stimulating economic growth, creating jobs and improving connectivity across the country. Officials said the projects form part of the government’s broader agenda to strengthen productivity and attract both local and foreign investment.

The Presidency maintained that improved infrastructure would lower transportation costs, enhance trade and support long-term national development. It also expressed confidence that the ongoing projects would deliver lasting economic benefits for businesses and citizens.

The remarks come amid continued discussions over the pace of infrastructure delivery and the economic impact of the Federal Government’s development agenda.

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